Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing product. Worth every penny! Bose has kept to their promise of awesome sound and quality.

Comfortable, and works great! Perfect for canceling out loud environments!

The Bose QC Ultra headphones (over the ear) are by far one of the best headphones on the market. Between the noise canceling & tracking I couldn’t be happier. Worth every cent.

Superior sound function and comfort. Worth the big price tag

My wife and I both have these headphones and love them. The noise cancelling is better than anything else we’ve tried. I’m a huge fan of the immersive audio.

Great headphones they beat sony xm5 in every category except call quality mics

As a long time consumer of Bose headphones (QC 15, 25, 35) I was totally not prepared for the unimaginable audio quality and level of noise canceling. My Immersing myself in immersive mode, the world is in the rearview. I absolutely love these headphones. Even when describing the sound quality to family, my sister ordered a pair without hearing a note from mine.

These headphones are amazing! The sound quality is unmatched. The noise cancellation is excellent while traveling and drowns out the plane noises. Great product for the money.

The sound quality is exceptional, as expected from a Bose product. However, the high price and the subpar quality of the ear padding are significant drawbacks. Given the premium cost, the materials should reflect superior quality. To extend the life of the ear pads, I purchased third-party covers.

Good headphones but pricy. Sometimes disconnect not sure why but good headphones.

Simply amazing this product give me satisfaction for every beat of music and every call a make. Im like a child at Christmas i love my bose quietcomfort and the ANC is ....wow

The best headphones I've ever owned, Bose hit this one out the park.

I use these headphones for working out at the gym and have also seen a lot of other people use them. Best feature in my opinion is the active noise cancellation. I strongly recommend these headphones if you are on the market for a set as they are definitely worth the premium.

The Bose QC Ultra headphones deliver clear sound with adjustable EQ settings in the BoseMusic app. They present a reliable option for enhanced audio experience in everyday professional use.

I love these, they do block outside sounds very well, are easy to set up and use and look very nice.

I have used many headphones of different brand like apple, Sony , solo beats but nothing better compare to Bose headphones . It amplifies each notes of music . I just love it

Best headphones I’ve ever owned. Bass is wild for a headset! Also the way the voices move around to sound like they are above you was freaky. 100% dedicated to this brand for any future headphones.

Bose were my first headphones and my second so I generally try Bose before anything else. I tried the ultra & less than 1 week of daily use my ears were sweating profusely so I just wiped them off and continued but at then end of the day my ear and the skin totally surrounding it was bright red and itched worse than a 5yr old with chicken pox on his arm while wearing a cast for a broken arm(personal experience) it was a nightmare! I rubbed my ears and skin so hard and vigorously they started bleeding and swelling. I love Bose’s reliability and their new immersion sound but nothing is worth the pain they caused me. So if you do NOT have skin sensitivity I’d go for it in a second but if you do please go with a different pair your ears will thank you I ended up going for the new Sonos Ace headphones they do not and have not disappointed me yet. So go ahead and make your choice in my own personal opinion they rank as follows and this should not be construed as definitive or authoritative just my own personal opinions 1) Bose Ultra Over ear Headphones (if you aren’t sensitive like me 2) Sonos Ace Headphones only problem is app is sometimes a pain in the butt 3) Apple Max headphones the biggest waste of money for the fewest features imaginable all at a price that when it was announced in the strategy meeting everyone looked at the guy talking with look that said are you out of your mind no truly smart person will go for that.

My honest opinion is that I think these are overrated and overpriced. The most annoying thing to me is that it has to be powered on if you plan to use the 3.5mm wired connection. So if the battery dies on this thing which it likely will because the battery life ain’t wonderful then you can’t even use the standard wired connection because you’ll hear nothing through the headphones, ugh. I have a portable retro game that has headphone jack and I can’t use my Bose headphones if the battery dies, that really sucks. As for sound quality, it’s alright. Comfort is also good, not great. Although it can be connected to multiple devices via Bluetooth, it doesn’t switch seamlessly from one device to another like Apple AirPods or the Sony Mark 4. Another annoyance is that there is a delay when you power on the headphones which sometimes has me wondering if I pressed the right button. One area that I think it really shines is with the ANC. You can really block out your environment with these headphones and that’s the only really great thing about it. I had Sony Mark 4 before but the hinges were no good and broke with mild usage within 1-1/2 to 2 years. I should have enrolled in or taken an extended warranty on the Sony headphones . I love the Sony headphones plus the app too which was loaded with useful features and very intuitive. These Bose headphones have me missing my Sony Mark 4. I really hope Sony fixes the problem with those flimsy hinges. Anyhow, I don’t like wasting money so I’ll be sticking with the Bose QuietComfort Ultra until they go bad. Hopefully by then Sony will get its act together with those horrible cheaply made hinges.

Excellent color and sound noise canceling works very well